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    Triumph of the Will is considered to be propagandistic and fascist because of the fact that it presents Hitler to be “a god, descending from heaven through the clouds and bringing revelation to Nuremberg, Germany and the World” (Wood, 1989, p.46). The music that plays in the background reminds the viewer of a journey to success, almost triumphal type music. The editing of Triumph of the Will is remarkable because it is very clean and produces “formal levels of the notion of intricate mechanisms”…

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    Cities Make Us Smarter Triumph of the City, written by Edward Glaeser, dives into the topic of cities and how they have transformed and shaped our lives. Plastered across the cover reads, “How our greatest invention makes us richer, smarter, greener, healthier, and happier”. Glaeser provides fantastic insights into each of these adjectives, but one stands apart from the rest. Cities make us smarter. Glaeser makes this clear when he states in the introduction, “Cities, the dense agglomerations…

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    The Triumph of Death was illustrated by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, who was widely known for his depictions of large-scale landscapes filled with lively characters and scenes. Pieter was born in 1525 in the Netherlands and died in 1569 in Brussels, Belgium (Pieter Bruegel, the Elder). This painting was created in c.1562 – c.1563, during Bruegel’s Brussels Period of his own art. The medium used for this creation was oil on panel, and it is currently being displayed at Museo del Prado in Madrid,…

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    Leni Riefenstahl’s movie Triumph of the Will is recorded in a documentary style, and appears to be propaganda movie of Germany, Hitler and the Nazi party. It is quite influential because it is filled with Third Reich’s powerful speeches which are very intense and persuasive in addressing the German nation. The movie is intense, filled with powerful speeches addressing the public and appears to be staged and choreographed. For example, at one point, the public workers come together in a group and…

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    reconstruct itself in a way that it reflects the voluntarist conception of freedom and make it “‘possible for men to follow their chosen pursuits with maximum freedom’” (284). Sandel continues to emphasize democracy’s discontent; specifically in “The Triumph and Travail of the Procedural Republic” he addresses the “the loss for self-government and the erosion of community” (294).…

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    Triumph of the City: Book Report The future is not Orange County. The future is not West Bloomfield, Michigan. The future is not Rye, New York. The future is Detroit. As preposterous as that statement might seem, it is one Edward Glaeser and I, both believe to be true. While suburbs are always going to be a part of the American and international lifestyle, in my opinion, they will never be the focal part of our future. Cities, on the other hand, have always been a fixture and will always be a…

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    being the world’s oldest democracy. During the nineteenth century, democracy meant for male suffrage. However, a few Latin American nations expanded the right to vote for free blacks and indigenous population before the United States. During the triumph of democracy, many laws were being placed on this expansion of democracy in the states. For example, men who could not meet the requirements insisted that they were as fit as others to exercise the rights of citizens. Those who were free and…

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    16 Triumph of the Will, a nationalistic propaganda film created and directed by Leni Riefenstahl, is an overpowering poetic documentary that has the sole purpose of illustrating the power and superiority of the German nation. When this film was released in 1935, Germany is post WWI defeat. However, the people of Germany had something new to look forward to under the reign of Hitler. Hitler provided perspective with a new nationalistic light by which people of the Nazi party could blindly follow…

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    The triumph of Christianity in the Roman Empire started with a young rabbi teaching radical Judaism. Jesus Christ, the young rabbi, taught a reformation of Jewish religion. He taught love and nonjudgmental ideology while he associated with unclean people such as foreigners, tax collectors, prostitute, and people with leprosy. The teachings of Jesus Christ created a large following of people. The followers spread throughout the Roman Empire the image of a divine being that could heal people, cure…

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    Trump's Stunning Triumph, the Media's 9/11 You know the inclination when you wipe the grin off the substance of a presumptuous know-it-all? This is definitely the inclination the American public probably had, especially the Trump supporters, when each media master was demonstrated totally wrong and put in his and her place. The election result shattered the myth of the media's omnipotence whose astounding self-absorbed attitude, armed with their 21st-century statistical righteousness, failed to…

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